• Grand Central Terminal - Designed by Reed & Stem and Warren & Wetmore in 1913, Grand Central Terminal is a Beaux-Arts masterpiece and a renowned transportation hub.

• One Vanderbilt - Completed in 2020 by Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF), One Vanderbilt is a towering LEED-certified structure that redefines Midtown’s skyline.

• MetLife Building - Originally the Pan Am Building, designed by The Architects Collaborative with Walter Gropius in 1962, this structure is an International Style icon bridging different architectural eras.

• Waldorf-Astoria New York - Created by Schultze and Weaver in 1931, the Waldorf Astoria is a luxurious Art Deco landmark of global renown, currently being converted into residences.

• Helmsley Building - Designed by Warren & Wetmore in 1929, the Helmsley Building exudes classic terminal city grandeur, towering over Park Avenue.

• Chrysler Building - Designed by William Van Alen in 1930, the Chrysler Building is the epitome of Art Deco design and is perhaps NYC’s most cherished skyscraper.

• The Chanin Building - Created by Irwin S. Chanin and Sloan & Robertson between 1927-29.

• Daily News Building - Designed by Raymond Hood in 1930, this building is an early example of skyscraper modernism, known for its massive lobby globe.

• Ford Foundation Building - Designed by Roche-Dinkeloo in 1967, this building is a landmark of humane modernism, featuring a groundbreaking indoor garden.

• Tudor City - Developed by Fred French Co. in 1928, Tudor City is one of the world’s first residential skyscraper communities, combining neo-Gothic style with innovative urban planning.

• United Nations Headquarters - Created by an international design team led by Oscar Niemeyer and Le Corbusier between 1948–52, this site is a symbol of peace and collaboration, featuring clean modernist lines and expansive plazas.

• 2 hour guided walking tour of NYC architecture, art and design.
• Professional Individual Headsets for Each Guest

• Tips

Explore the architectural gems of East Manhattan on this captivating walking tour, which highlights the city’s rich history and innovative designs. From the magnificent Beaux-Arts style of Grand Central Terminal to the sleek modernity of One Vanderbilt, this tour features iconic landmarks and their intriguing stories. Discover the Art Deco brilliance of the Chrysler Building and the sustainable design of the Ford Foundation, with insights from expert guides. Ideal for architecture lovers and history enthusiasts, this tour provides a unique view of New York City’s architectural evolution.

• Duration: 2-hour walking tour with about 30 minutes of walking
• Limited to 10 participants for a personalized experience
• Conducted in English, with private tours available in various languages
• Starts at Vanderbilt Avenue Plaza and concludes at the United Nations complex

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.